The Active Directory Script Center Hub is seen here. This week we are talking about searching Active Directory. However, with Windows PowerShell there are lots of things that do not require scripts. Also since this is sort of a weather holiday here in Charlotte (I mean we are digging out from under a massive snow blizzard) we will not be writing a script. Let’s take a look at the LDAP dialect that is used to query Active Directory. So I thought what is there better to do than to watch a Ninja bear and check my email. We are finally digging out from underneath the big Charlotte, North Carolina, USA snow storm and the sun if shining, there are birds singing … more like a normal southern winter … around 60 degrees or so outside (15.5 degrees Celsius using my handy temperature conversion HTA ). I don’t think I would want to fight him (or her … never can tell with bears). I was watching the Ninja bear on MSN Video pretty cool actually. In the past I used something that looked more like SQL that the examples you show. But what I do not get is the syntax for the query.
Hey Scripting Guy! It seems that searching Active Directory from within Windows PowerShell is rather easy.
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